Talking about the uniqueness of Dhokra art, he says, “No one can copy Dhokra. Every piece is unique as each artisan can create in his special way. With thin hands, legs and a slender body ...

The themes of dhokra art are deeply rooted in tribal mythology, nature and everyday life. Artisans often depict animals like elephants, horses, birds and fish, as well as human figures in various ...

Jharkhand, where the Dhokra tribes belong, has the most common Dhokra art. This art form involves using an ordinary metal casting technique to create and develop metal sculptures.

More than 4000-years old, the Dhokra art of non-ferrous metal casting is not only a representation of the rich legacy of Indian crafts but also an important part of the identity of several tribes ...

Preserving Dhokra art with skill development, and a bit of tech IIT-Hyderabad holds design intervention workshop for Ojha Gonds of Adilabad Published - November 20, 2021 01:20 am IST - Hyderabad.

Traditional Indian handicrafts encompass a wide array of art forms, from intricate handwoven textiles like Banarasi silk and ...

The formation of the Bastar Kala Gudi, an artisan producer organisation, is expected to help Dhokra artisans command the right price for their products. A report by Deepanwita Gita Niyogi Alwahi is a ...

Dhokra art involves creating stunning metal figurines fashioned from bronze and copper based alloys using a ‘lost wax casting’. This art form finds its roots in West Bengal, Chattisgarh and ...